Infection Caused by Antimicrobial-Resistant Virus: Mechanisms, Clinical Impact, and Management
1. Introduction An infection caused by an antimicrobial-resistant virus occurs when a viral pathogen acquires genetic mutations that allow it to replicate and spread despite the presence of targeted antiviral medications. The bottom line up front is that the rapid mutation rates inherent to many viruses necessitate rigorous clinical monitoring and adherence to complex, multi-drug … Read more